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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1905

Page

3

Maynard News and Notes Highlights Local Happenings

Maynard reports a busy week with political caucuses, mill employment changes, social events, and community notices. Residents attend dances, registrations, and temple gatherings while mills adjust shifts and improvements progress.

Connecticut Man Recovers From Catarrh Using Hyomei

A Putnam Connecticut man recalls nightly choking fits from chronic catarrh and credits Hyomei with a full recovery after using the inhaler, medicine dropper, and bottle. The complete outfit costs one dollar with extra bottles available for 50 cents. Johnson's Pharmacy offers a money back guarantee if it does not help.

Connecticut Sirs Thomas Pinchan Putnam Conn Maynard Hyomei Johnson’s Pharmacy

Masonic Ball Gala At Music Hall A Successful Lodge Event

The Charles A Welch lodge A F and A M held its annual concert and ball in Music hall on Wednesday night. Attendees came from Acton Stow Sudbury and Concord with Brighams orchestra of Marlboro performing from 8 to 9. The grand march led by Dr and Mrs Daniel E Goodenow featured 70 couples before dancing and a midnight supper followed by special cars for out of town guests.

Glee Club Acton Fred McCleary Boston Michael Sexton Hattie Glazier Harriman John Mahon Walter Taylor Milford Cooperative Hall Fred Shanahan Burling Edward Doherty Frank Townsend Philadelphia Margaret Flood Roslindale E. T. McManus Frank Sherman Charlies Pontasse Weston P. J. Sullivan Hugh H. Henry Yale University Lena Whitney Marlboro Derrick Brunelle Officer Crimmins Palmer Concord High School Concord John H. Fitzpatrick Kathryn E. Fitzpatrick Medford Kathryn Lawton W. R. Hall N. E. Postmasters Association American House Collins Dramatic Company Music Hall Salisbury Cricket Club Maynard Simpson ,A. C Saxonville John W. Ogden Horace Hammond Fitchburg Masonic Order Associated Templars Heagney & Wallace Orchestra Clinton Deuce Bing Finn Brass Wil J. M. Bellows DeLee A. D. Holt May Ferns Billerica Louis King Roy Archer John Landers Finn Albert Jarvis George Siswick Dorchester John Meehan Lowell Robert Farquhar Lawrence Bessie Fay Lilla Moore Patrick Cooney Worcester Mary Morgan St. Joseph Society Lillian Mead Friends Providence C. B. Moller Naylor P. H. DeLee St. Bridget’s Patrick Sherry Westvale Maynard Lodge William Crowe Hingham John A. Crowe Esther Gallagher Nellie May Charles Leporte Cherry Valley Mary Hines John H. Mackin Natick P. H. Shea Bangor Hannah Shea Main St Evelyn Mary Joyce Cambridge John Joyce Simpson A. C Lawler Leominster John McCarthy Minnie Fincieson Jefferson Maud E. Fincieson R. M. Bisbee Stow Fred Ballou Samuel Lawton Concord St Charles A. Welch Daniel E. Goodenow Harry H. Whitney Lodge James R. Bent Robert W. Carter George H. Hart Edmund B. Hooper Charles A. Noll Charlies Higgins George H. Gutteridge Frank W. Hoitt

Collier Dramatic Company Plays This Week at Music Hall

The Collier Dramatic company offers a first class program Thursday to Saturday with plays The Convict's Revenge The Man from Pennsylvania and My Wife's Husband additional up to date specialties include buck and wing dancing and illustrated songs Miss Mae Boye from Quincy Adams Sawyer company is leading lady and Robert Lamont is leading man prices listed in the ad

Collier Dramatic Company Music Hall Pennyslvania Mae Boye Quincy Adams Sawyer Company Robert Lamont

Eleventh Annual Bridget's Parish Party a Social Triumph

The eleventh annual Bridget's Parish party drew a vast crowd at Music Hall with a 50 member minstrel show by parish youth from Marlboro Hudson Clinton Acton Stow Sudbury Concord Billerica Saxonville. Performances featured end men comedians and parodies as Rev. Crowe and Rev. Maguire welcomed guests. Various committees and volunteers ensured supper, door, clothing and printing duties were well managed.

Music Hall Marlboro Hudson Clinton Acton Stow Sudbury Concord Billerica Saxonville Parish Maud McGrail Mathew Campbell Michael Gallant William Scully Katie Carney Thresen Donahue Messrs. Scully McManus Messrs. Butler B. J. Coughlin Uncle Sam A. A. Hilferty John Kelley Mary EB. Twoomey Crowe Fr. Maguire

Maynard politics stir as Hooper withdraws from race

Hooper withdraws from the Republican selectman race citing business reasons tied to American Powder Co directors. John King declines to run against A J Coughlan after delegation pressure. Several candidates for water board clerk treasurer tax collector and library trustees are named with party lines and independent options discussed amid license debates and temperance activity.

EB. B. Hooper American Powder Company Hooper M. H. Garfield John King Spring Lane A. J. Coughlan King Mr. King Republican Party Water Board Thomas Sweeney Beavers John W. Ogden Sweeney Ogden Harry Parmenter Fred Taylor William Cullen Howard Hamblen Board of Health S. Raymond Kitchin Julius Loewe A. B. Papineau Cratic John Connors G. King Fred Axford Nicholas Driscoll James J. Morgan William Jones Charles Cheney Cheney Maynard St. Bridget’s Temperance Society John McPherson Henry Mason George Whitney George H. Creighton Sap

Appreciation Note From Mrs John Morgan And Family

In grateful acknowledgment we thank all who comforted us with kind words and deeds during our sorrow and grief. We also extend thanks to our husband and father’s shopmates and others who sent flowers. Mrs. John Morgan and family.

John Morgan

The Stomach in Winter Remedy Claim

A medicinal claim promotes Miona as a universal stomach and digestive aid for winter ills. The ad asserts it strengthens nerves, neutralizes acid, heals mucous membranes, and prevents fermentation, promising complete cure except cancer with a 50 cent guarantee from Johnson's Pharmacy.

Johnson’s Pharmacy

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H. J. Dwinell Alonzo Mason DeLee’s Suditiore John Murphy Mill Sr J. P. Watson George Greenwood Hillsboro N. H Waverley Ellen Crowley Clarence Gutteridge W. H. Gutteridge John Harrington Arlington James Carney Mary Law William Saunders Chelsea James Coulter River St Otterson Hilda Neil Currie Hilda Selectmen’s Maynard's Block Charlies Cheney Water Commissioners Thompson Court Masonic the Collier Dramatic CO Bridget Frank Pond Andover John Bowers Dorothy Dodd Combination Cash Store Co Selectman
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